Table 1.

Demographic and Smoking Characteristics

Gender (%)
Male	53.3
Female	45.6
Transgender	1.2
Sexual Orientation (%)
Heterosexual	76.1
Homosexual	13.4
Bisexual	10.5
Mean Age (SD)	40.8 (12.4)
Education (%)
No high school degree	10.0
High school degree	58.8
Associate’s degree, vocational degree	15.2
Bachelor’s degree	13.0
Master’s degree	2.4
Doctoral degree	.6
Annual individual income (%)
Less than $10,000	51.1
$11,000 – $20,000	23.1
$21,000 – $30,000	7.9
$31,000 – $40,000	7.9
$41,000 – $50,000	4.5
Over $51,000	5.5
Ethnoracial status (%)
White	36.5
African American	29.8
American Indian	17.2
More than one race	8.5
Asian/Pacific Islander	4.3
Other	3.7
Hispanic/Latino (any race)	12.6
Mean cigarettes smoked per day (SD)	17.8 (7.7)
Mean years smoking daily (SD)	21.0 (12.6)
Mean number of quit attempts of at least one week (SD)	7.8 (25.6)
Mean intake CO (SD)	20.2 (12.2)
Mean total score (SD)
CDS	46.5 (7.9)
FTND	4.9 (2.1)
NDSS	−.02 (.96)
WISDM	57.7 (14.8)

Note. CO = breath carbon monoxide, CDS = Cigarette Dependence Scale, FTND = Fagerström Test of Nicotine Dependence, NDSS = Nicotine Dependence Syndrome Scale, WISDM = Wisconsin Inventory of Smoking Dependence Motives.